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A house divided: The Najib Razak pardon – Terence Fernandez 

The fallout from the pardon of the former prime minister challenges the prerogative of the King

Institutional impact of Najib’s house arrest and fine — Mohamed Hanipa Maidin

The conditional pardon that allows for house arrest is a direct insult to investigators and prosecutor who brought the former prime minister to justice over corruption involving 1MDB

Build a society that ‘knows shame’ (tahu malu) — CSOs

Fourteen civil society organisations warn against a ‘growing new norm that excuses and embraces wrongs’ against public interests

Lat: The pen that drew Malaysia together – Ravindran Raman Kutty

From kampung life to the newsroom, the celebrated cartoonist’s work has preserved generations of Malaysian memories and reflected the country’s diversity with warmth and humour

OPR stays at 2.75%, but how much financial breathing room do households really have? – Amirah Shazana Magli and Mohamad Fazli Sabri

With household debt at 84.8% of GDP, the real test is not whether Malaysians can meet today’s commitments, but whether they can withstand an unexpected financial shock

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Sunway-IJM proposed merger to create mega construction firm

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Turning criticism into strength: TMJ on surviving smear campaigns and public scrutiny

Johor’s Crown Prince, Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim, shares his perspective on handling public criticism, smear campaigns, and the challenges of leadership, emphasising resilience, faith, and inner strength as keys to rising above negativity

Marina Ibrahim rules out political comeback despite offers ahead of Johor PRN

Former Skudai assemblyman says focus remains on community work outside politics, dismisses claims over constituency targeting